Lubricant Compositions Comprising Diol Functional Groups and Methods of Making and Using Same
a technology of diol and composition, applied in the field of lubricant compositions and drilling fluid compositions, can solve the problems of limited torque and drag loss in horizontal displacement of extended reach drilling (erd), and achieve the effect of reducing friction coefficient and improving drilling operations
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example 1
[0110]In Example 1, a base oil composition comprising about 210 g Escsaid™ 110, about 8.0 g VG Plus™, and about 7 g of lime are added and mixed for about 5 min. About 9.0 g of MegaMul™ is added to the resulting mixture followed by about 5 min. of further mixing. About 18.5 g calcium chloride is mixed with about 50 ml of water and added to the mixture, followed by about 225 g of barite weighting agent. The combination is mixed for about 10 min. before addition of about 6.0 grams of Versitrol M™ followed by an additional 5 min. of mixing. Thereafter, about 45.0 g of Rev Dust™ is added followed by 10 min. of mixing. The base oil composition is hot aged for about 16 hours at a temperature of about 120° C. The coefficient of friction (CoF) of the base oil composition is measured as a baseline and reported in Table I.
example 2
[0111]In Example 2, Example 1 is substantially repeated, except that the composition comprises about 97 wt % of composition of Example 1 and about 3 wt % of a conventional friction reducing agent available under the tradename Ultralube II, available from Integrity Industries, Inc., Kingsville, Tex., USA. The mixture is covered and heated to about 60° C. while being mixed for about 60 min. The sample is cooled at about 25° C. for 16 hrs. The cooled sample is mixed for about 30 min. at about 4000 rpm. The coefficient of friction (CoF) of the sample is reported in Table I.
example 3
[0112]In Example 3, Example 2 is substantially repeated, except that the composition comprises about 97 wt % of composition of Example 1 and about 3 wt % octadecyl thioglycerol. The coefficient of friction (CoF) of the base oil composition and additive package is reported in Table I.
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